Sentence examples for combinations around the from inspiring English sources

Beware of having too many window combinations around the house.

Then they will try a few different mechanical set-ups on the car - stiffer vertical springs, softer third spring or roll bars - changing combinations around the car to make sure it is working in the right window.

The M432 progeny was derived from a semi-compatible cross between 'M.27' and its semi-vigourous seedling 'M.116' ('M.27' × 'M.M.106'), and thus fertilisation could not occur in homozygous genotype combinations around the S-locus, leading to the observed segregation distortion.

For something more urban, head to Ozo, just across from the Pompidou Centre (37 rue Quincampoix; 4277 1003; www.ozoresto.com) where the menu is laid out Alain Ducasse-style, with meat, sauce, and sides available in any combination (around £25).

By normalising the LC50 values for each single agent and/or combination around the mean LC50 values, samples found to be more resistant than average fell to the right of the mean, whereas those that were more sensitive than average fell to the left of the mean.

We plan to give a combination hayride and trip-around-the-world.

Yet, we see that such small sized network patterns (see Fig. 5) presumably represent a repository of domain combinations around which the individual proteomes unfolded.

The 3D image volume at each time point was then realigned to this template by computing the combination of rotations (around the x, y, and z axes) and translations (in x, y, and z) that maximized the correlation between the image intensities of the volume in question and the template (rigid-body registration).

The combination of around-the-clock fluorescent lighting, shoddy electrical set-ups, and on-hand pesticides can be deadly.

Mr. Jarane learned to cook from his mother, and he picked up tips and flavor combinations from around the world, so his recipes (kept quite secret) are quirky.

The extinction spectra are the combination of a resonant contribution (around the peak of the antenna resonance) and of a non-resonant contribution (outside of the resonance peak).